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Strange Fruit #2

JG Jones, Mark Waid

Editorial: BOOM! Studios

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Sinopsis

The Mississippi River is flooding, but the citizens of Chatterlee are more worried about the colossus and what his presence means for their town.
Disponible desde: 14/10/2015.

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